Reborn in the Hong Kong entertainment industry in the 1980s

The audience on stage, suddenly witnessing such a dramatic scene, erupted in cheers.

Then, Mingxu threw his helmet away and tore it open with force—

Tall, imposing, with beautifully defined abs and a stunningly handsome face—

"Wow--"

"Mingxu! Mingxu!"

"Wow! Mingxu has such a great body!"

In front of a large audience, Mingxu also reached out and pounded his chest hard, making a loud thud, which was quite solid.

The audience below, especially the female audience, were already captivated by Mingxu's looks. Upon discovering that their idol was also such a well-endowed and muscular man, their excitement was beyond words, leaving them only with screams and the constant chanting of Mingxu's name.

Standing on the stage, Hu Xiaoxiao would have whistled if she weren't maintaining her celebrity elegance. Mingxu, this guy, didn't gain weight after filming this time? In fact, he's even more muscular! Has he changed his personality? Or did all the food he ate turn into muscle?

"Mingxu! Mingxu! Mingxu!"

Seeing the fervent gazes of all the audience members toward Mingxu, Feng Zidong was consumed with jealousy. He walked over to Mingxu and tore off his own clothes—leaving only a small rip.

He immediately realized that the costumes of the "Mu Guiying" production team had been tampered with; they had come prepared!

Feng Zidong was furious; the other party's tactics seemed endless.

Hu Xiaoxiao saw it and could only laugh.

Isn't "Martial Spirit" just propaganda plagiarized from "Mu Guiying"? Why are you allowed to plagiarize but we aren't?

Isn't it about showing off your physique? Anyone can do that. It's not like her film crew doesn't have any hunks. Look at them, they're all hunks.

Over there, Feng Zidong didn't casually tear open his costume; instead, he simply took it off, revealing his muscular physique.

The other actors in "The Spirit of Martial Arts" saw this and followed suit.

So, on stage, twenty hunky men appeared together, a feast for the eyes.

Mingxu was quite good at showing off. He clenched his hands, bent his arms, and showed off his biceps, which were clearly defined and angular, drawing screams from the crowd.

Feng Zidong also has biceps, and he showed them off too, but his face isn't as good-looking as Mingxu's, he's not as tall, and his shoulders aren't as broad. Mingxu, on the other hand, exudes a sense of security and is incredibly attractive.

"Mingxu! Mingxu! Mingxu!"

The audience below couldn't possibly look at anyone else; their eyes and mouths were all on Mingxu. Not to mention the female audience, even the men looked at Mingxu's figure with envy.

Seeing that the spotlight was being stolen by the rival, the master of ceremonies at Baozhutai immediately came out to announce the start of the competition.

After careful consideration, Feng Zidong selected an actor named Yan Zhensheng to play a Japanese samurai.

"The Spirit of Martial Arts" is an anti-Japanese and anti-Qing film. As the villain, he must be good at fighting to be interesting. Therefore, the actor playing the warrior is also a martial arts performer. His skills are no less than his and he is one of the best in his group.

Feng Zidong hoped that Yan Zhensheng could achieve a resounding victory and get off to a good start, so he said to him, "Zhensheng! Go for it! Beat him to a pulp!"

"Wait for my good news!" Yan Zhensheng was full of confidence. If the other side had hired a veteran martial arts expert, would he be afraid? They were both young people? What was there to be afraid of!

After seeing who the opposing team had sent out, Hu Xiaoxiao called Guo Jinlong out and asked him to fight.

Guo Jinlong plays a Liao general in the drama, and has many exciting fight scenes with the Yang family generals, so Guo Jinlong is also a very strong actor.

Guo Jinlong, equally confident, walked to the center of the stage and faced Yan Zhensheng, challenging each other.

The audience below looked on in surprise: a Liao general battling a Japanese samurai? Villains versus villains?

Very good, they don't care who gets killed.

"Begin!" With the emcee's command, the two performers started fighting.

They are actors who also know martial arts, so their fights aren't the kind of street brawls where there's only ferocity and no strategy. Instead, every move, every punch and kick is very entertaining. They pay great attention to the show's impact, making it highly watchable.

However, this was just the beginning. As they struggled to defeat their opponents, they became desperate and started using all sorts of tricks, regardless of how well they played, as long as they could win.

Gradually, the two became entangled in a fight, which turned from martial arts into wrestling. In the end, Guo Jinlong won the match by pulling the opponent back with a chokehold.

"The Spirit of Martial Arts" lost its first battle. Seeing that the situation was unfavorable to his side, Feng Zidong personally took to the stage and called on Mingxu to participate.

Mingxu was already impatient; in his opinion, as the male lead, he should be the first to go on stage. But Hu Xiaoxiao didn't see his wink and let Guo Jinlong go first.

At this moment, seeing Feng Zidong call out names, Mingxu jumped onto the stage before Hu Xiaoxiao could speak.

The two male leads were having a showdown, and the cheers from the audience below were deafening, the sound so loud that it could be heard several streets away.

All the media cameras turned to the two of them.

Even Hu Xiaoxiao found a good spot with a great view to watch the excitement. Not only that, she also pulled over the station's cameramen and reporters to help them find the best angles. It's not enough for just herself to enjoy the spectacle; it needs to be shared with all Hong Kong citizens watching on television for it to be truly exciting.

"Mingxu!" Hu Xiaoxiao shouted at Mingxu, making a circle with her hands, "If you lose, you'll have to lose twenty pounds!"

Upon hearing Hu Xiaoxiao's words, Mingxu quickly looked over and saw Hu Xiaoxiao giving him a wink.

Having worked together for so long, the two had developed a tacit understanding, and Mingxu immediately spotted his own cameraman and reporter. Without making a sound, he changed his position, giving his team the best shooting angle.

Mingxu and Feng Zidong stood on opposite sides. As the male leads, they both had to maintain their image and couldn't act like the previous couple, fighting like street thugs in the end. That would be too unsightly and too crude.

Therefore, after the emcee announced the start, the two first warmed up the atmosphere.

Feng Zidong performed a Shaolin Five-Step Boxing routine, prompting the audience to exclaim, "That's great! That's amazing! I've seen it in movies!"

Not to be outdone, Mingxu first unleashed a powerful and forceful Hung Kuen routine, prompting the audience to shout, "I know! I've seen it on TV! That's the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms! I've seen Guo Jing fight it!"

"What Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms? The emcee just said that Mingxu is performing Hung Gar! Hung Gar!"

Hung Kuen, a style of martial arts, is frequently referenced in wuxia dramas. Viewers find it instantly familiar and feel a strong sense of connection, leading to continuous applause for Mingxu.

Mingxu got more and more into the fight. After finishing his Hung Kuen routine, he performed a powerful and vigorous Chen-style Tai Chi routine. Combined with his physique, the audience's eyes lit up, and they cheered again.

Mingxu deliberately presented the best angle to his own TV station's cameras. Chen-style Tai Chi was full of power and rhythm, combining softness and strength. A set of movements was as smooth as flowing water, and its visual appeal was unparalleled.

The audience once again gave Mingxu a warm and enthusiastic cheer.